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... ment of Maoist military doctrines . At the outset of the Cultural Revolution , it became apparent that the move- ment to politicize the PLA had not wholly converted all leading elements in the military establishment : leading military ...
... ment of Maoist military doctrines . At the outset of the Cultural Revolution , it became apparent that the move- ment to politicize the PLA had not wholly converted all leading elements in the military establishment : leading military ...
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The Imperial succession Recruit- ment of civil servants Provincial govern- ment Command of. leaders and on officials who organized the work of civil government . In theory , and to a large extent in practice , the emperor remained the ...
The Imperial succession Recruit- ment of civil servants Provincial govern- ment Command of. leaders and on officials who organized the work of civil government . In theory , and to a large extent in practice , the emperor remained the ...
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... ment was left to joint operation by shareholders ' repre- sentatives and the lower officials appointed by the sponsors . Management , however , was beset with bureaucratic malpractices . The seat of decision - making and responsi ...
... ment was left to joint operation by shareholders ' repre- sentatives and the lower officials appointed by the sponsors . Management , however , was beset with bureaucratic malpractices . The seat of decision - making and responsi ...
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